Highest mileage 2013+ I've seen!
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Highest mileage 2013+ I've seen!
336,000 miles. Most I have seen on a 2013+ great to see as I look to upgrade again!
https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/invent...ting=256323189
https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/invent...ting=256323189
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It's been up there for a while now, when I was looking 3 months ago it was up there.. For the mileage, the insides look in really great shape. Looks like it was a corporate Limo type car.
The price they are asking is too much. I could say someone might take a risk for $10K as is but, $16K, There is a lot of LS models out there with a lot less miles for around that type of money.
Never mind you have to get the numbers cleaned off the front bumper
The price they are asking is too much. I could say someone might take a risk for $10K as is but, $16K, There is a lot of LS models out there with a lot less miles for around that type of money.
Never mind you have to get the numbers cleaned off the front bumper
That's great! Looks pretty good in and out.
Years back we'd taken a limo service to the airport and I was discussing cars with the driver. He saw our LS400 in the garage so we'd been talking Lexus and the 460. He said the company had one and they replaced all the bushings and key parts of the suspension twice on the way to 250K. He felt the expense for service duty wasn't equitable. He loved the way it drove but for that type of use in the company he would not buy them. The interior did not hold up either. For personal ownership he loved it. Qualifying that he said most their company cars will run 120-150K annual miles so by the third year they are on their way to be replaced except the Towncar that will keep on going. He mentioned their S500's were similar and about to be replaced at 400K miles. The company had bought Escalades which was what he was taking us to the airport in. He liked it because it was roomier and had far more luggage space over the sedans.
On our return pick-up we had one of the S500's, still in very good shape at 300K. Their interior guy was meticulous on maintaining the insides so they looked and felt really good. This driver told us that if a guest damages the interior or requires more than usual cleaning (Throwing up from being drunk) they get billed pretty heavily.
Years back we'd taken a limo service to the airport and I was discussing cars with the driver. He saw our LS400 in the garage so we'd been talking Lexus and the 460. He said the company had one and they replaced all the bushings and key parts of the suspension twice on the way to 250K. He felt the expense for service duty wasn't equitable. He loved the way it drove but for that type of use in the company he would not buy them. The interior did not hold up either. For personal ownership he loved it. Qualifying that he said most their company cars will run 120-150K annual miles so by the third year they are on their way to be replaced except the Towncar that will keep on going. He mentioned their S500's were similar and about to be replaced at 400K miles. The company had bought Escalades which was what he was taking us to the airport in. He liked it because it was roomier and had far more luggage space over the sedans.
On our return pick-up we had one of the S500's, still in very good shape at 300K. Their interior guy was meticulous on maintaining the insides so they looked and felt really good. This driver told us that if a guest damages the interior or requires more than usual cleaning (Throwing up from being drunk) they get billed pretty heavily.
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This car is inspirational. It gave me confidence when I made my purchase decision.
From this thread... https://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls-...-too-many.html
Reproducing...
A/C Servo Arm, Clock, Rear shocks, Air Flow Sensors replaced, VSC/Check engine light used to come on (fixed),
Paint work on left rear door, left front door, bumper cover, and fender.
Seems like that's it in 300K+ miles
plus... Rear wheel bearing(s)/hub(s) replaced
From this thread... https://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls-...-too-many.html
Reproducing...
A/C Servo Arm, Clock, Rear shocks, Air Flow Sensors replaced, VSC/Check engine light used to come on (fixed),
Paint work on left rear door, left front door, bumper cover, and fender.
Seems like that's it in 300K+ miles
plus... Rear wheel bearing(s)/hub(s) replaced
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